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Kevin Choksi and the business of keeping time
Kevin Choksi spent sixteen years leading WorkForce Software. A shift to the cloud changed the company he co-founded in Michigan - and his next chapter took him from the CEO’s desk to investing and board work.
Bruce Springer and the Art of Passing the Ball
He helped build WebMD, returned to the business of filling shifts, and handed Prolucent to a new CEO. Bruce Springer’s career keeps coming back to the same question: how do you help a team work together?
Anas Nader learned to put the phone away
The Patchwork Health co-founder built a business around giving people more control over their working lives. Becoming a father made him take a closer look at his own.
Tim Regnier
Tim Regnier is the CEO and co-founder of Smart Access, a frontline performance management software company he started in Edmonton, Alberta in 2015 and now runs from San Francisco. After nearly a decade running retail-tech ventures, Regnier built Smart Access to solve the visibility gap for managers on warehouse, manufacturing, and store floors, turning static SOPs into living documents and pairing them with AI-driven observations, coaching, and analytics. His guiding belief that 'all truth is found on the floor' has shaped a platform used by top retail and logistics enterprises, and the company raised a $12M Series A in 2026.